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3 years ago

3(2v-1)=6v-4 can someone pls help me with this

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ZanzabumX [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

dy/dx= -(2x+3y+1)/(3x-2y+1)

Let x= X+p. and y = Y+q. then dy/dx = dy/dX.

dy/dX= -(2X+2p+3Y+3q+1)/(3X+3p-2Y-2q+1) =

dy/dX = -{2X+3Y+(2p+3q+1)}/{3X-2Y+(3p-2q+1)}

Now 2p+3q+1=0……………..(1)

3p-2q +1=0…………………………(2)

p/(3+2)=q/(3–2)=1/(-4–9)

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